Ann Arbor’s Michigan Theater to launch series of films centered around women’s stories Friday
Diversity Film Series presented in partnership with Toyota
Meredith Bruckner, Community News Producer, All About Ann Arbor
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ANN ARBOR – The Michigan Theater has partnered with Toyota to add a Diversity Film Series kicking off this month in its Virtual Movie Palace.
“Through film and storytelling, we hope to stimulate thoughtful and deeper conversations around race, gender, equity, inclusion, and social justice, among many other issues,” the Michigan Theater said in a release.
One way to engage with these issues is by holding post-film discussions with thought leaders and filmmakers in Washtenaw County and beyond.
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